Dry Eye Overview

A Holistic Approach to Dry Eye Disease

Dr. Fishman has dedicated his research and clinical practice to working with patients with all forms of dry eye disease.
What many don’t realize about dry eyes is that it is a disease and can be a sign of other diseases including autoimmune disease, endocrine disorders, and gastrointestinal disorders. For some patients, severe dry eye disease is part of a pain syndrome that involves more than just the eye. As such, Dr. Fishman performs an holistic evaluation and treats dry eye disease using not only classic dry eye therapies, but also therapies “borrowed” from Neurology, Otolaryngology and Dermatology. Dr. Fishman has a special interest in treating the ongoing symptoms of dry eye and is running several clinical trials involving dry eye disease.
Dry eye disease is often multifactorial and demands a highly individualized approach. Dr. Fishman will spend a tremendous amount of time to work with you to individualize a treatment plan including in-office solutions for lasting comfort.

Dr. Fishman has a wide range of techniques to use (IPLiLuxMiboFLowPRGFMaskin ProbingPunctal plugs/Cautery, BlephEx) and is therefore better able to decide on a highly personalized plan.  In addition to these procedures, Dr. Fishman also offers the following:

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